Robo Woman, Malta Street Art

Malta Street Art and Graffiti Guide: Murals, Photos and Hidden Spots

J March 12, 2026

These photos were taken at two of the easiest places in Malta to see street art up close: Birżebbuġa Skate Park and Msida Skate Park, close to the University of Malta. Both are open-air public spots you can usually visit at any time, and there is far more art there than I could fit on this page. What you see here is only a sample.

Birżebbuġa is the easier, more relaxed stop. The skate park itself is worth a look, but the bigger draw for many visitors is the setting around it. You have shops nearby, the promenade, swings for children, and the view across the water towards the Freeport. It feels like the sort of place where you can combine a casual walk, a coffee, and a quick look at the walls without making a whole trip out of it.

The Msida skate park, near the university, has more variety in my opinion. It feels more layered, more urban, and more interesting if you are specifically going for the street art. Part of the experience is getting there. The area around the university includes underpasses and tunnel-like walkways, and that approach adds to the atmosphere. For orientation, this is one of the entrances to the Msida skate park, as it is confusing to get in it.

Street art in Malta is not neatly packaged into one famous district. You find it in skate parks, tunnels, stairways, side streets, and odd corners that most tourists pass without noticing. That is part of what makes it interesting. It gives you a different view of the island: less polished, more local, and a bit more raw.

Futuristic Dog., Street Art — Futuristic Dog.,

Futuristic Owl, Street Art — Futuristic Owl,

A head with many eyes, Futuristic , Street Art — A head with many eyes, Futuristic

An Alien with Antenna Eyes, Street Art — An Alien with Antenna Eyes,

A female fighter, Malta street Art — A female fighter,

A Hopeful Visionary, Malta street Art — A Hopeful Visionary,

A deep looking, young lady, Malta street art — A deep looking, young lady,

A young lady with large round earrings and white hair, Malta street art — A young lady with large round earrings and white hair,

A robot or a boy wearing a mask, Malta Street Art — A robot or a boy wearing a mask,

A Mouse Wearing glasses, Malta Street Art

A green goblin with funny ears, Malta Street Art

A large old moustached angry man, Malta street Art

A sad looking young girl, Malta street Art

A woman with a deep pensive look, with skin of different colours, Malta street art

A young man with large glasses, with a cynical look, Malta Street Art

These Pictures are from Selmun, This area offers some fantastic views, but please use extra caution because the building are crumbling and falling. There are many warning signs. From the outside, it is much safer but still there are some holes here and there. Be careful!